[AndySedeyn]

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Originally Posted by Wiki Float:Speed The speed at which to move the object (units per second)

It's pretty obvious, if you ask me. It is the acceleration speed of the object. Not the starting time.
0.1 unit/second while the other moves 0.01 unit/second. 0.01 * 10 = 0.1. Thus, the object that moves at the speed of 0.1 unit/second moves 10x faster than the object that moves at the speed of 0.01 unit/second.

If you were to put the value of one as the speed parameter, it would move with 1 unit per second. 0.1 * 10 = 1 and 0.01 * 100 = 1. Thus, the object that moves at the speed of 1 unit/second is 10x faster than the object that moves at the speed of 0.1 unit/second and 100x faster than the object that moves 0.01 unit/second.